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Answer: Red blood cells wear out in about 100–120 days.​ Being anucleate means.​.​.​ Stories from your activity What is the average life span of a red blood cell? How does its anucleate condition affect this life span? Kallie Smith, studied Human Anatomy & Biology at Southern Utah University Written Apr 3, 2019 Red blood cells wear out in about 100–120 days. Being anucleate means that there is a lower chance of something going wrong internally, but also means that if the cell gets ... Read More » What is the life span of a human cell? Mohitsandhan, studied at Pratap Public School, Karnal Written Jun 25, 2017 As we are taught there are different types of cells in human blood. RBC: red blood cells lives for about 4 months in normal conditions and they are replaced by they new cell... Read More » Why some cells have life spans of years while some cells lives only for few hours? Suhasini Bhatnagar, CEO (2018-present) Written Dec 30, 2018 The age of cells depends on the function it has to perform.If we define lifespan of a human cell to mean the period during which the cell survives with the same function in a human... Read More » What type of human cell has the longest life span? Sam Sinai, Origin of Life researcher, Harvard University Written Nov 10, 2018 If you mean the cells that can divide indefinitely without falling apart, then HeLa cells, derived from a cervical cancer in 1951, from a woman named Henrietta Lacks, have ... Read More » Do plants and trees have life spans? If yes, which plant or tree has longest and shortest life span? Paul Noel, former Research Scientist 6 Level 2 UAH Huntsville Al. (2009-2014) Written Nov 26, 2019 Trees do have generalized life spans but not as specific as humans or such. Pine trees are fairly short lived trees that essentially due to being monocots cannot grow any ta... Read More » What is the human lifespan? Subhankar Karmakar, lives in India Updated Nov 8, 2018 Well lets calculate — During 20s The human body is in its prime; Strength, endurance, agility & fitness…everything is 100%. ... Read More » Why do we humans have a life span? Ron S. Friedman, Science Fiction writer. Written Nov 21, 2017 There was an evolutionary need for humans to live long enough to produce enough offspring and raise them to an age when they can survive and reproduce by themselves. The was... Read More » Are white blood cells really white? Vivienne Marcus, got a medical degree once. Updated Jun 13, 2019 In disagreement with everyone else, yes; they are white. That is, they are white in the same way that white wine is white; whitish in colour. If you take human blood, put it... Read More » What is the difference between cell wall and cell membrane? Surangama Written Feb 1, 2017 Cell wall is metabolically inactive and non living. Cell membrane is metabolically active and living. Cell wall is the outermost layer in plant cell and occurs as a protecti... Read More » Do viruses have life span? Barbie Smith, studied Biology at K D Ambani Vidyamandir Written Apr 21, 2019 Yes some of them do . Though they are simply genetic material covered by capsid layer. That said, it makes sense to talk of how long viruses can remain viable and capable of... Read More » Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/